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Vjwhit 08:40:20 PM Dec 23 2007
Hi. I like Presents. But nnot lead filled presents. yuck.
Imclicker59 08:50:53 PM Dec 16 2007
You not only have to worry about the toys from China for the childrn but you also have to worry about the toys for the pets
Imclicker59 08:48:21 PM Dec 16 2007
You not only have to worry about the toys from China for the kids but you also have to worry about the toys from china for your pets
Shelltodd232 01:34:00 AM Dec 16 2007
Not only do we have to worry about toys from china, but also candy canes. Please look at the stocking stuffer candy and see where that stuff comes from.
Mis eerie 10:29:48 PM Dec 07 2007
i wonder how many kids that woman really has, Im sending a nintendo WII and only one game lol and one controller lmao i wonder she would post after that.
sirround1 01:31:47 AM Nov 27 2007
COULD SHE BE ANYMORE MELODRAMATIC WHERE DOES SHE LIVE I AM SENDING A DRUM SET!!!!!!
myrongator 10:23:44 AM Nov 26 2007
hey guys bigplush.com has all American made stuffed animals and more things by the looks of it
myrongator 10:23:41 AM Nov 26 2007
hey guys bigplush.com has all American made stuffed animals and more things by the looks of it
moonlovesthestar 10:18:14 AM Nov 26 2007
I agree with all of you regarding the situation with China made products, you would think that American trade would see the error in trading with a country that doesn't have the welfare of inoccent children in mind.
I've worked for Walmart in the past and one of the first things brought up in my second interview was regarding Walmarts purchasing tactics. They only can deal with companies large enough to supply the chain. Think of how big that company would have to be? And the fact that our larger companies are so concerned about profits, it's a never ending circle. Also, Walmart won't purchase from companies that would depend on their PO for more than a safe percentage will allow regarding the supplier's stability.
I guess Walmart needs to test their own products on the shelves as American trade is not doing a very good job.
Personally, I would like to enjoy my son's attention a little more this holiday. Forget about toys, how about teaching him how to use a hammer? Everyt
